Index repositories after adoption

[LukeMauldin]

• Gitea version (or commit ref): 1.13.1

• Git version: 2.29

• Operating system: RHEL8

• Database (use [x]):

  • [ X ] PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MSSQL
  • SQLite

• Can you reproduce the bug at https://try.gitea.io:

  • Yes (provide example URL)
  • [ X ] No

Description

Provide a way to manually trigger source code indexing of repositories. In my scenario, I have used the Adopt functionality to import a large number of repositories (over 500) but they are not indexed. If I make a commit then it does appear the indexing functionality is working as expected but it is not practical to make commits to 500+ repos. Need an admin API that would trigger the indexing process.
As an enhancement to the adoption process, indexing could/should be triggered as a part of that process too.

[zeripath]

mea culpa - probably need to ensure that something like:

gitea/routers/private/hook.go

Lines 373 to 436 in 9659808

	func HookPostReceive(ctx *macaron.Context, opts private.HookOptions) {
	ownerName := ctx.Params(":owner")
	repoName := ctx.Params(":repo")
	var repo *models.Repository
	updates := make([]*repo_module.PushUpdateOptions, 0, len(opts.OldCommitIDs))
	wasEmpty := false
	for i := range opts.OldCommitIDs {
	refFullName := opts.RefFullNames[i]
	// Only trigger activity updates for changes to branches or
	// tags. Updates to other refs (eg, refs/notes, refs/changes,
	// or other less-standard refs spaces are ignored since there
	// may be a very large number of them).
	if strings.HasPrefix(refFullName, git.BranchPrefix) || strings.HasPrefix(refFullName, git.TagPrefix) {
	if repo == nil {
	var err error
	repo, err = models.GetRepositoryByOwnerAndName(ownerName, repoName)
	if err != nil {
	log.Error("Failed to get repository: %s/%s Error: %v", ownerName, repoName, err)
	ctx.JSON(http.StatusInternalServerError, private.HookPostReceiveResult{
	Err: fmt.Sprintf("Failed to get repository: %s/%s Error: %v", ownerName, repoName, err),
	})
	return
	}
	if repo.OwnerName == "" {
	repo.OwnerName = ownerName
	}
	wasEmpty = repo.IsEmpty
	}
	option := repo_module.PushUpdateOptions{
	RefFullName: refFullName,
	OldCommitID: opts.OldCommitIDs[i],
	NewCommitID: opts.NewCommitIDs[i],
	PusherID: opts.UserID,
	PusherName: opts.UserName,
	RepoUserName: ownerName,
	RepoName: repoName,
	}
	updates = append(updates, &option)
	if repo.IsEmpty && option.IsBranch() && (option.BranchName() == "master" || option.BranchName() == "main") {
	// put the master/main branch first
	copy(updates[1:], updates)
	updates[0] = &option
	}
	}
	}
	if repo != nil && len(updates) > 0 {
	if err := repo_service.PushUpdates(updates); err != nil {
	log.Error("Failed to Update: %s/%s Total Updates: %d", ownerName, repoName, len(updates))
	for i, update := range updates {
	log.Error("Failed to Update: %s/%s Update: %d/%d: Branch: %s", ownerName, repoName, i, len(updates), update.BranchName())
	}
	log.Error("Failed to Update: %s/%s Error: %v", ownerName, repoName, err)
	ctx.JSON(http.StatusInternalServerError, private.HookPostReceiveResult{
	Err: fmt.Sprintf("Failed to Update: %s/%s Error: %v", ownerName, repoName, err),
	})
	return
	}
	}

is called for each branch in the adopted repo.

[LukeMauldin]

Is there any work around after I have imported them?

[zeripath]

Push an empty commit should do it